in new york, those in california made short all about this but new york is very much a bridged and underground city. and so new jersey transit is treating out that all of the lines on the new jersey transit system are being held by about 20 minutes, right now because of inspections that need to take place at bridges to put this into context for you after the 2011 earthquake here in washington, dc, there were a lot of things that were damaged. the national cathedral was damaged. the washington monument was damaged and close for a fairly long period of time. so this is not over just yet. and inspectors, those at the travel that at the travel space will need to make sure that things are all clear so that the one one-and-a-half million people who commute to new york every day can continue to do that safely and successfully. we're just seeing the impacts. now. there's rapidly evolving situation, wealth we see the impact that pete, as far as aviation is concerned into the major airports in this area. but give us an update as far as you know, >> what about the trains, the acela, the amtrak trains? ar

square in new york there.f you put your mobile phone up, scan that code, it will take you to our live feed of our coverage of the us earthquake. just a reminder that presidentjoe biden had been briefed on the earthquake, the white house issued a statement not too long ago confirming the epicentre of the earthquake was in newjersey, and then said the president is in touch with his team, there are monitoring potential impacts. it says the white house is in touch with federal—state and local officials as well as we learn more. more information there. a 4.7, something 4.8, but a magnitude earthquake which has hit the north—east of america on friday morning. we understand that the epicentre was in the state of new jersey, but it also impacted people in new york, pennsylvania, and connecticut. let's ta ke let's take you live to a press conference from the governor of new york who is updating us on the earthquake. i york who is updating us on the earthquake-— york who is updating us on the earthquake. york who is upd

his research included weeks of study at the new york historical society and then new york public library, perusing thousands of newspaper articles related to andrew greene and also reading greene's volumes of brain diary and letters. i'm pleased present harry albert. good evening. the world would stop on friday, november. 1903. andrew has grain. worcester's native and internationally known as the father of greater new york city, died at 1:30 p.m. he was a visionary civic leader, plan owner, attorney and preservation scientist. today, few people of his contributions to our society. last week i enjoyed dinner with a member of the new york's central park conservancy. a he wasn't familiar with the legacy of andrew haswell green brain amazing. a few years i purchased a large coffee table book with steve tell, the creation of central park. there were only two sentences referring to green and there were criticisms defaming him as a cheap skinned flint. those were plagiarized his from a 1950s pamphlet written by a member of the central park garden club. the 2019 exhibit at the new york public, d

i'm ana cabrera reporting from new york. jose diaz-balart picks up our coverage right now. >>> good morning. 11:00 a.m. eastern. i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin with that breaking news from the northeast just in the last couple minutes. a 4.8 magnitude earthquake in new jersey. it was centered in new jersey. rattled residents from philadelphia all the way up to boston. any injuries as a result are unknown at this time. in new york city where it was felt and felt pretty intensely, governor kathy hochul said her team is assessing impacts and damage that may have occurred. i want to dip into wnbc our coverage in new york. let's listen in. >> this morning in the area of new jersey. what we're waiting for is secondary information about how shallow or deep this earthquake was because certainly it was felt far to the east, far to the north, to the south and southwest around our area and, of course, certainly within the five boroughs of new york. the last quake in new jersey was at white house station on march 14th. that shows you how

new york city police officers made more than 13,600 subway arrests.rested five or more times. these people were arrested a total of 7,500 times during their lives. it’s interesting that the current mayor, eric adams, came to power fighting crime. let me remind you that his main rival was curtis sliwa, a very famous charismatic new york character. it has been known since the eighties, that is, since the time of rampant crime in the largest metropolis of the united states, now liberal authorities often compare that time and the present, compare the figures and say that then crime was much higher, but then they fought against it much stronger, it’s not for nothing that the mayor of new york, rudolph giulianni, is so popular, who then defeated crime, including the crime of the new york subway, which... is worth the theory of the broken windows, according to which the fight against petty crimes was prevention in order to reduce more serious crime, now this is how rudolph giuliane is sometimes greeted on the street in new york, and almost 40 years have pass

we have to straighten out new york. if it goes any further out it will never come back. >> do you believe mr. trump: you violated the gag order? mr. trump:i didn't. there shouldn't have been a gag order. the gag order is unconstitutional. the judge is highly conflicted. he should not be there. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: i think we are connecting already. i was invited by the bodega administration. they are treated very badly. i think we are doing well. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: migrants are taking over. 500,000 illegal migrants in new york. the people in new york are going to vote for trump. >> [shouting] >> what did you think of the jury? mr. trump: i don't know. it is early to see. this is so conflicted, there has never been anybody as conflicted as this. all of that stuff is on appeal right now. the whole world is watching this new york legal system. this is really election interference at the highest level. it all comes out of washington because they are losing badly. you know, they are losing badly. they are losing

there are 500,000 illegal migrants in new york. the people of new york are not going to take it. that is why they are going to vote for trump. ..>> [shouting] >> what did you think of the jury? mr. trump: i don't know. it is early to see. this is so conflicted, there has never been anybody as there's never been anybody conflicted like this. do you know what? all that stuff is on repeal right now. it's all on repeal. the whole world is watching this new york legal system. this is all come really election interference at the highest level. it all comes out of washington because they're losing badly. you know the losing very badly you do know that. the losing badly in the polls and to think you go to see some numbers come out now even higher. people don't like the persecution. they don't like what's going on. they don't like these fake prosecutors, deranged jack smith, a whole group of them. and yougr think you're going to see some big changes. you know what we're going to be doing come right? be saving america. our country is under siege and take a look at israel. israel all of a s

we'll begin out of new york. former president trump just received a hero's welcome preparing for day seven of his criminal trial. [crowd chanting we love trump, we love trump] >> dana: the former president meeting with construction workers before heading back to court earlier this morning. today former magazine executive david pecker will resume his testimony and we're also waiting to see if the judge holds trump in contempt for accusations of violating a gag order. that kicks off at 9:30 a.m. eastern. >> gillian: the supreme court will hear arguments about whether the justice department can prosecute trump for interfering in the 2020 election. the question before the court is quote, whether and if so to what extent does a former president enjoy presidential immunity from criminal prosecution for conduct alleged to involve official acts during his tenure in office? that begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. we have full fox team coverage with legal experts standing by. we'll begin first with david spunt outside the supre

it is a witch that takes place in new york and that is taking place in new york.t's very bad for new york and the judicial system. i tell the truth. all i can do is tell the truth. and the truth is that there is no case. they have no case. again you have to read the scholars. read all of the legal scholars. i haven't seen one legal scholar that says this is the case. even you people said it's too bad this is the first one. all of them are scams. host: former president donald trump from friday. i want to take you back to a little over a year ago, manhattan district attorney announcing the charges in this case at the beginning of this case at 9:30 a.m. this morning. this is how alvin bragg described those charges back on april 4 of 2023. >> earlier this afternoon donald trump was arraigned on the new york supreme court indictment returned by a manhattan grand jury on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records in the first degree. under new york state law it is a felony to falsify business records with the intention of fraud and intent to conceal another crime.

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city and new york state. so that for us is part of the conversation and we are trying it make sure aware clear that supply is our number one success we feed people to be focussed on and we want the tenant protection discussions but not with no supply or we will continue to be at crisis level in new york city. >> now aware getting to the lightning round of questions. audience are coming -- audience questions are coming soon. i will they two items on the table and you can respond it both or full i to one and not the other. i mentioned environmental regulations. the commissioner, this is something you raised when we talked to you before it session. i'm interested in how your views on whether and how environmental regulations are being used in the housing context to block out or for environmental protection purposes for the post part or is it a mix. and the director mentioned in montana there are huge rural areas, manufactured housing is now being considered and has been for many years as an important source of l

quite a visit to new york. take you this way and show you what the activity is in times square. 4.8 magnitude earthquake confirmed near white house station, new jersey. in lebanon, new jersey resident said they -- a lot of people are out here walk withing around new york city. they thought it was the rattleling of a subway station or it depends who you talk to here. people are looking at me like i'm crazy, what do you mean there was an earthquake, or they felt the tremors in new york city. >> bill: a very natural reaction. thank you for that. >> what are you talking about? >> bill: i can relate. just about a block away. the yankees have their home opener today scheduled for 1:ten, an hour and a half from now, less than two hours. the "new york post" is reporting that yankee stadium felt the quake. the field was shaking and just reading through a little bit of the reporting right there they were taking batting practice with the blue jays at 11:10:00 a.m. they were still on the field taking batting practice. all i

so the new york attorney general says there is several issues with this bond, they want it rejected ande judge to give donald trump seven days to come up with a new one. in terms of the criminal trial, donald trump once again calling it election interference, saying it is incredibly unfair, but is it actually under way, is caught now in session? ., , ., , ._ session? there was a brief delay, 'ust session? there was a brief delay, just before _ session? there was a brief delay, just before i _ session? there was a brief delay, just before i got _ session? there was a brief delay, just before i got on _ session? there was a brief delay, just before i got on with - session? there was a brief delay, just before i got on with you. - session? there was a brief delay, just before i got on with you. i. session? there was a brief delay, | just before i got on with you. i am unsure actually if they have now started. there was a short delay, i am looking over to my producer to see, it has started, apologies. the court is now in session and we will get those opening statements from both sides. that

for new york.new york. we have a good chance at winning new york. >> martha: kevin and kate joining me, the former mp and surrogate biden. kevin let me start with you, let's put the numbers up on the screen this is the latest polling from siena college showing as i said he won new york by post 23 now up only plus 10. that's a pretty big drop, to thank there is an opportunity for the former president trump in new york we. >> absolutely. i thank the former president should focus on your. resources from battleground states like florida and pennsylvania and michigan all the empire state where he can take on joe biden who won that statement more than 2 million votes the last go round. absolutely will trump, please focus on new york. >> martha: katie, you know, obviously kevin is a bit sarcastic there but i think it's probably quite literal, you would love trump to spend his time in your. but really there is a demographic shift going on in a lot of places its interesting. >> yes. you could argue leaves e

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he gets his news from the new york daily news, the new york times and google. anyway. number 5. a black woman in her twenties who does not follow the news and did not know trump was facing charges, any charges, anywhere. she lives in harlem, she's a teacher, is not married with no kids and lives with her brother, as a basketball coach. she gets her news from google and tik tok. she also listens to charlemagne. >>> juror number 6 is a woman in her twenties who works for disney. she made the courtroom laughed because she wanted to know if the trial would be over before september because she is a bridesmaid at her sister's wedding. she is not married with no kids and likes to dance. she lives with three roommates and gets her news from the new york times, google, facebook and of course tik tok. and says she does not have strong feelings about trump one way or the other. okay. juror number 7 is a middle-aged balding white guy with a tan. he lives on the upper east side and you guessed it, another lawyer whose firm is big into dei. he is originally from north carolina, marr

to actually get demolishing new york -- new york walk in a good place depends ho next mayor is mayorquite frankly,, at limit on promise to be tougher on crime we have to wait for next administration to come along i would say a comoot you know, two, three, four years before we are going to see significant change at least potential significant change in being new york city. >> all right. we leave it there ray always a pleasure to see you talk with you thank you, sir. . >> thank you, maria. good to see you -- >> stay with us. we'll be right back. hi, i'm stacey, and i've lost 60 pounds on golo. (guitar music) this belt i used to wear, way down at the first and second notch, it's the only thing i've kept from before losing weight and i'm keeping this because i'm never going back. her uncle's unhappy. i'm sensing an underlying issue. it's t-mobile. it started when we tried to get him under a new plan. but they they unexpectedly unraveled their “price lock” guarantee. which has made him, a bit... unruly. you called yourself the “un-carrier”. you sing about “price lock” on those commercials

in places like new york, you'll hear from other members from the great state of new york tonight, not only is our state legislature and our governor all run by democrats, not only are they saying that cashless bail is working, that criminal justice reform is working, they are doubling down and saying that it is better for the city and the state of new york. mr. speaker, i plead with my colleagues, in all branches of government, to come to their senses. i humbly ask they listen to law enforcement experts. give them the tools they need. do not take the handcuffs from their gun belt that they're supposed to be utilizing against criminals and use it on them. let them do their jobs. i ask that they change course, that they understand in their reckless pursuit of equity and social justice they are hurting those trying to protect. in my years as an nypd detective, i saw enough death and suffering. we don't need to see more. mr. speaker, that morning when stephanie diller gave the eulogy of her husband, she mentioned the funerals of police officer mora and rivera and referenced the speakers w

marching towards new york police department headquarters.ntinuing anti-semitic protests on the campus of columbia unive university, well the school has just lost the financial supports of one of their most prominent alumni. new england patriots warner robert kraft has donated untold millions of dollars to columbia and the school centre for jewish life and football career -- field are both named after him and robert kraft has renamed -- remained active in columbia community for years. is grateful got a scholarship and got his lack started. anyway appearing on campus experiments meeting with students and much more michaela onyenwere type to the risky but now the reason -- simply too great to ignore. in a statement today at robert kraft announced that he is "not comfortable supporting the university until corrective action is taken." adding that columbia's "no longer antidilution i recognize." anyway here was more to explain his ceo of they new england patriots our friend robert kraft is back. way to see you, happy passover. , thank you for tak

he still lives in upstate new york.pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial. brian? lawrence. >> brian: thank you so much, maddy. amid mounting fears of a full on regional conflict after iran's attack in recall have a. this as president biden tells netanyahu the u.s. will not support an israeli counter attack. our next guest says biden's biggest foreign policy flaw is always playing defense. never offense. abraham accords negotiator and former senior trump administration official adam boehler joins us now. adam, do you think that statement was necessary? what's the point behind it. >> it's a point where ten forces u.s. policy of always defense. they did a great job defending israel. they make some great statements but that's where everything stops. and if you're never playing offense in this region, you're not pushing deterrence by doing that you're pushing -- you're losing in afghanistan. you're losing in ukraine. you are losing to the houthis, and now you are losing to iran if you don't make any response. if you have

you quite regularly, but new york city? not so much-— quite regularly, but new york city?o much. you don't, and that is wh it not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes _ not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the _ not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the news, _ not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the news, and - not so much. you don't, and that is why it makes the news, and it - why it makes the news, and it certainly is at the moment. local news reports, of course, switching very quickly to the story. a huge amount of interest in it. it is a story that new yorkers see and feel themselves and experience themselves. because these things aren't that frequent, it is of news interest. as you say, at the moment, it doesn't look like this is an anyway serious. reviewers who living part of the world where this is frequent, this would hardly register as an event. the eastern seaboard of the united states does have mountain ranges, these things do happen, and looking at the historical record, hundreds of recorded quakes in new york over t

we have to straighten out new york. if it goes any further out it will never come back. >> do you believe mr. trump: you violated the gag order? mr. trump:i didn't. there shouldn't have been a gag order. the gag order is unconstitutional. the judge is highly conflicted. he should not be there. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: i think we are connecting already. i was invited by the bodega administration. they are treated very badly. i think we are doing well. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: migrants are taking over. 500,000 illegal migrants in new york. the people in new york are going to vote for trump. >> [shouting] >> what did you think of the jury? mr. trump: i don't know. it is early to see. this is so conflicted, there has never been anybody as conflicted as this. all of that stuff is on appeal right now. the whole world is watching this new york legal system. this is really election interference at the highest level. it all comes out of washington because they are losing badly. you know, they are losing badly. they are losing

this is chet in amsterdam, new york. caller: my intention is to vote for donald trump and biden and trump have made mistakes like a lot of politicians. what would they do if donald trump was found guilty? the nomination is already soda. people know his problems, they know joe biden's problems. we've got to move on with this. i'm going to vote for donald trump but what will happen, you are going to throw him in jail? why don't they go after biden and try to put him in jail for the things that he has done? they've got to move on. we've got a lot of problems in this country and i think donald trump would be good on foreign policy. i think the people just hate him. they have so much hatred for donald trump even going back to 2016, but the only reason why he got arrested to begin with is people are tired of the rockefellers, the bushes, the kennedys. one family running everything. so we put donald trump in there who was a businessman, he tried to do the nasty could and because he is not -- doesn't cater to anybody, the politi

adam: so far so good in the new york metropolitan area. 4. 9 magnitude earthquake struck the northeasterly this morning at 10:23 eastern time, 4 miles northeast of white house station, which might have been, might have been the epicenter of all this, and the ground shaking, much more than others. this always confuses animals, always get a kick out of dog saying timeout, something is going on. a lot of people see some damage to their homes but not severe. not the metropolitan airports and whether they should shut things down. they did that and then some, flying in and out of these airports and mass transit in the area and all the major rails, they've been inspecting rails to see if they are okay and they are so it should be a normal rush-hour, and should have been a crazy week, not just talking mother nature was storms and rain and wind but in the markets as well. when we are following that, happy to have stephen phillips join us in jersey city, democratic candidate for governor of the northern states. how are things looking now? >> reporte

trump: the migrants had taken over new york, 500,000 illegal migrants in new york. the people of new york are not going to take it. >> [indiscernible] [yelling and screaming] >> the juror? mr. trump: i don't know. it is a little early. but the judge is so conflicted. there has never been anybody conflicted like this. all of that stuff is on appeal right now. it is all on appeal. and the whole world is watching this. this is all election interference at the highest level. it all comes out of washington because you know they are losing very badly. they are losing badly in the polls, and i think you will see some numbers coming out now even higher. people do not like the persecution. they don't like what is going on. they don't like these big prosecutors. deranged jack smith. the whole group of them. i think you will see some big changes being made. you know what we are going to be doing, right? saving america. our country is under siege. take a look at israel. it does not feel protected. and biden does not know where he is. it is a real mess. we will see what happens

science act and $125 billion for sme menu -- semiconductor manufacturing company to build in upstate new york and idaho. it is expected to create 70,000 jobs. >> on behalf of all of my colleagues, [indiscernible] thank you very much. pres. biden: thank you. [indiscernible] used to be 40. >> macron has been a leader. pres. biden: you have. >> and the chips act being announced today, we will have manufacturing in boise, idaho, bringing market benefits to technology, and then they will grow into these large scales. with 6.1 billion, it unleashes 50 billion of investments to build. 2026 to start production. it is the design, needed by approval, and this will be ramping into production in 2028 timeframe. of course, as we build our staff and continue to maintain leadership and efficiency, we have 100 billion investments in new york, so macron is clearly -- micron is clearly a quality leader in the world today. many investigators look at industry leadership, and, yet, we would like to bring it all to new york. memory has been everything. pres. biden: think of all that is going to happen in the commu

we have a good chance of winning new york in my opinion. we will give it a shot. >> will that violate your gag order? >> i have no idea. they have taken my constitutional right away with a gag order. that is all that is. this whole thing is election interference. the poles have just come out and i just got another sample. we are leading every swing state and in the nation by a lot. he is the worst president in the history of our country. he makes jimmy carter look great. jimmy carter is happy because its president -- presidency was brilliant by comparison. he's destroying our country. he closed the borders. in one phone call you can close up to borders. close the borders, joe. >> we love trump, thank you. >> election interference. thank you, everybody. [crowd cheering] [crowd chanting usa] >> he is going to win. trump, you are going to win. >> yeah. >>[crowd chanting we love trump] >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including cox. >> the syndrome is extremely rare. but friends do

the us geological survey, i do want to point out, we did mention that there was a tweet from the new yorkchul. there's also been a tweet from governor phil murphy of new jersey. he is also saying, our region experienced an earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.7. we've activated our state emergency operations center. please do not call 911. the governor is saying and the other thing i want to mention our team in new york is telling us that the philadelphia police department is aware of reports of seismic activity. they're urging people not to call 911 unless it's an emergency. so new york, new jersey, philadelphia. i know a lot of folks are probably watching right now. please don't call 911 because you heard an earthquake, the authorities are asking you not to do that. you might tie up those emergency lines when they're needed for actual emergencies this is just something we're all going to be talking about. pete muntean. i understand the standing by. i can go back to people one last time. if you've got a quick thought added up and tell us what you got. i'm being told we gotta wrap

barnstorm new york city, he was new york city before anyone, alvin braggs or pa this is his town, heblic will get behind him. >> i have to put this up. this is another poll, these are like, lighter questions, but look at answers who would win a hot dog eating contest. and knock one, who would win at monopoly. and then who would perform bet or family feud. so, these are light hearted in nature, i feel this can be telling. >> people eat hot dogs and play monopoly and watch family feud, this goes to the side by side you started segment with. trump has drawn this contrast perfectly fle through the campaign. trump has done this right. they are scared. that is why they will go every way they can to keep hem off of the campaign trail. one day at a bodega could solidify things. >> it is amazing. >> it may be time for sean diddy combs to face the music this is next. ♪ ♪ why are force factor vitamins so popular at walmart? force factor uses the highest quality ingredients to deliver powerful, healthy results from delicious and convenient supplements. that's why friends and family recommend for

exit question this trail going on in new york city i will start with you tommy.finishes net plus for donald trump, and net negative or neutral even if it's a guilty verdict? >> is think the american people made their mind up about donald trump as a comes to law fair we are hoping there is justice left but i think as long as donald trump shows up into strong getting out campaigning when he can and utilizes social media i think he will be okay yes teflon don resilient and either way i think the man is going to keep fighting and battling i think he'll be able to come out of this okay either way. >> sean: charlie positive negative or neutral? >> i would say not positive. positive on almost every count i hope they don't find him guilty because it would be an injury to do the justice system but before it's all over with that he keeps going into the bodegas new york city they will regret having this go on in a blue state and think maybe we should have done this in alabama where we were going to lose the stay anyway. donald trump might win new york by the time they are f

an arrest on drug and gun charges here in new york.e of them with prior arrests like this suspect with an attempted murder charge under his belt. all highlighting what the mayor calls "the biggest challenge that this city and other cities across the country as well or facing". repeat criminal offenders who are arrested and then rereleased into the population. nypd chief of patrol john schell says criminals like these back on the streets are putting the nypd officers and a lot of danger. >> this is 3 against 8 in a basement apartment. we all know what they look like. with multiple firearms. that's how dangerous this is. confronting 2 people quite frankly that should not have been out in the street. we should not have been there to do this dangerous work. this is 2 days after the murder of detective diller. the same situation we should have been at. >> thank you for joining me chief and thank you for the work you due in the city. how many years on the force? >> 31st year. >> martha: and you oversee all the divisions across the city corre

new york has the worst traffic. you know why?is the only city in the world where bank robbers fully on foot because it's faster. he'd never turn on the news, high-speed getaway, coming out of the bank like where you? the getaway driver was like i couldn't get a spot, i got towed. on the west side highway, bring the money, we are going to need it but you never seen a high-speed bank robber on the news. 3 feet outside the bank is tracks down by a cop writing turtle. ♪ >> time for us to cabbie where we tap into the wealth and wisdom required picking up writers, fighters and fighters which are one of the same if mike tyson is in the back. if you have a question mark life advice from yours truly, to michaela, # aspect cabbie or e-mail us at as an saturday night fans at fox.com. if you have a self a video, and it to us, who will put you on tv like other guy michael right. >> if you didn't know to get to where affair wanted to go, what was your go to navigation eight yelling out the window doesn't count. >> there's a man on the governme

do you think it's doable to win new york? >> very close in new york.eading the country by a lot. polls just came out a little while ago, as you saw yesterday, that we have -- we are up in every swing state and up by a lot in every swing state. so, i think we're going to do very well. we will make a play for new york. i just heard a poll came out, look, normally, a democrat will win new york. biden is the worst president in history, we have some very bad people here but we have the greatest people and they are right behind me. and they all want us to run and we're going to run very hard in new york. new york -- we have a good chance of winning new york in my parkway opinion. we're going to give it a shot. >> gag order, would you pay that fine. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. constitutional right away with a gag order. that's all it is. it's election interference. this whole thing is election interference. so, the polls have just come out and i just got another sample, we're leading every swing state by a lot. and we're leading the nation lie a lot. h

running for president we're putting a big hit on new york, we think we could win new york.ry: so, liz peek, while the new york political establishment from white house on down, is trying to railroad and weaponize him and put him in jail for 700 years, he is a bodega talking with folks, and doing good. >> it is ambitious, optimistic, but he will do well in new york compared to the past. i am guessing, new yorkers are frufe so frustrated, and all issues that donald trump is campaigning on, the border, the city is overrun. i talk with 3 hispanics today who will vote for donald trump, their neighborhoods are trashed by the people who are here illegally, they prp bring drug trading, i cannot tell you how offensed hispanics who are here legally are by what is going on at the southern border, there is a real problem for joe biden, i thought don goi donald trump going to harlem of the brilliant. larry: like joe biden going to rockettes in radio city husihughes -- music hall and not raising that much money and trump to go to long island to be in wake of the poor tragic cop who was k

trump: big play for new york! this city, i love the city.ad in the last three years, four years and we will straighten new york out. running for president, reporting a big focus on new york. >> trump should be here any minute according to nypd, he'll be back in court tomorrow. >> martha: okay,, speeding away much. >>> judge jeanine it joins me on a side, cohost of the five and host of the new special, what did he do, available tomorrow on fox nation. squeezing a quick question on that. just watching former president trump in harlem yesterday, he believes that new york is a place where he can potentially win. he thought his last turnaround is located there was talk of the madison square garden rally which think would be a fascinating event in new york city. and yet you look at the seven jurors and he says, i don't know if i can get a fair trial here in new york what you think? >> judge jeanine: when you think about it, in manhattan, 9e anti- trump in the last election. and the jury pool was made from individuals from of the voting rolls. he's

times of all places team biden is thinking the new york times is too harsh on joe and new -- not harshugh on trump you can't make that out that the new york times meanwhile is apparently incensed that biden will not sit down for an interview and constantly avoids taking questions from the press but he did go on howard stern now things are so bad that the entire dispute got a prelong right up being the politico this week and the publisher of the times literally confronted vice president harris, this is the new york times over biden's refusal to take questions, reaction. >> it's amazing to think that the new york times is calling them out because you know they were fine with us at the beginning of the administration but now they are just bored sean they have nothing to do covering this president is like covering the groundhog you don't get a lot of action on the detail and right now the new york times is desperate because a lot of their friends and their friends kids go to columbia and there's only so much they can write about those protests because they look terrible i just think they n

general assembly, the story was his wife who came to new york with him, she spent her time in new york at cartier. buying over a million dollars worth of jewelry for herself. now, this of course is meant to be a shocking story, right? oh, we shouldn't give ukraine any more support. nobody should. clearly, the leaders of ukraine are just stealing it all so they can buy diamond rings for themselves or whatever. totally fake story. it originated apparently in russia. no surprise. it was a pretty obvious fake from the outset, even though it had all this detail that was supposed to make it more believable. the detail didn't help. the day on which this person was supposed to have bought all this jewelry at cartier was a day that she and her husband were not in new york, and that was very public knowledge because they were doing lots of public events in a whole different country on that day. they were in canada on the day this supposed shopping spree happened in new york city. so it was obvious, including in the supposed damning details from the very outset. but lots of people spread that sto

health ignite, the me 2 movements now one of harvey weinstein is guilty. verdicts has been overturn new york's highest cord crosses the 2026 crimes conviction against the disgrace. hollywood producer. that doesn't mean weinstein will walk free, also coming up us secretary of state, se blinking is engaging for what are expected to be tough talks. tensions are higher between the us and china, over taiwan, and the war and ukraine. and venice introduces an entry fee in an attempt to curve mass tourism and protect residents. the i'm in use of welcome to the program. we started in the us, where in new york's highest court has overturned a 2020 verdict that found harvey weinstein guilty of rape. and a 4 to 3 decision, the new york court of appeals ruled that the former movie producer was not given a fair trial. it said the judge who presided over the case improperly allowed testimony for witnesses whose accusations were not connected to the case. accusations made against weinstein, where the spark behind the global need to move it. earlier, entertainment journalists kj. matthews told us more about wh

we'll come into new york. we're making a big play for new york, other cities, too. but this city, i love this city and it's gotten so bad in the last three years, four years and we're going to straighten new york out. so running for president, we think we can win new york with half a million migrants, that took over your park and hotels and take over everything. and you know what they've done, they've destroy sod many people. the african-american community now is not getting jobs, migrants are taking their jobs that are here illegally. hispanics are not getting jobs, migrants are taking the job. if you look the a the unemployment, the unemployment is good for migrants now. it went up 10% for all migrants. and they're in our country. now, they're coming from prisons, i don't know if you know, they come from mental institutions, they come from prisons, and they come from places you don't want to know about. they're coming from jails and prisons, mental institutions, and insane asylums and you have massive numbers of terrorists coming into our country all because of bi

, boston, then new york. he was recruited to be corcoran's second in command, which was good because corcoran was a captured bull run and ma took over the 69th. these were boys for irish recruitment for the whole country. lincoln was willing not only to appoint these democrats who had not supported him, but he went so far as to recruit james shields. now on paper, he looks as good as corcoran and more. he's an the highest irish-american leader in the mexican war. but lincoln and shields had a past lincoln and shields had actually for the senate in 1855. shields, the incumbent, they both lost more importantly in. 1841, after lincoln had broken up with mary todd, he learned that his fiancee was busy writing under an assumed name a series of satires about irish democrats. remember, mary was a good writer and a good whig at the time. lincoln found a way to get back in her good graces. he would visit the home of the local newspaper editor and help her with these satires. one of them was about james shields reading

fox news could he mean fox at 5 new york it doesn't necessarily mean the fox news channel which would different in my mind your thoughts? >> it will be interesting to see how this goes from from men and 3 women picked 2 lawyers and oncology nurse, in ela teacher and it consultant a software engineer who likes to dance there is also interesting some of the people dismissed 1 potential juror who posted on his facebook page he was grateful at the court ruling against trump's unlawful travel ban in 2017 which i would say having being at the department of justice so he was actually wrong initially on that in the judge about that post said that was okay it was the part where the jurors said get them out lock him up that was the problem but i was surprised the judge was a well allowed -- allowed to let that first part go when he was celebrating a trump loss? >> the fact the judge was able to look over that that's unreal. juror number 2 a native new yorker oncology nurse my sisters were nurses gets news from new york times and google i don't really trust anybody who gets their news from the n

now fox news, by the way, coul d in new york, fox five new york. it doesn't necessarily mean woe fox news channel, which would be very different in my mind. your thoughty differens? intere >> yeah, it'll be interesting to see how this goes so far. stfromfour men, three women havn picked. we have two lawyers. we have an oncolog 2 andy nursem sloan-kettering, an l.a. teacher, and it consulting likes a software engineer who likes to dance. there's also interesting, sean, some of the people who were dismissed. >> there was one potential juror who had posted on his facebook pago poe that he was grateful that the court had, quote unquote, ruled against unlawful travel ban in 2017, which i would say having beene a at the justice department after that. of justicectuallnt on to win at the supreme court. so he was actually wrong initially on that. t in and judge, interestingly about that post said that wast okay. it was the part where the juror said, get him out, lock him up . that was the problem. but i was even surprised that the judge was willing to lett

w yk you could watch this unfolding in new york at nyu on your screen tonight. een tonicheck in with the ownere new england patriots, storfriend robert kraft. first to the other top story out of new york. while president trumk whp get is sitting in a criminal court, he gets a big win in abu new york court after letitia james lost what was nothing trt a poa politically noxious bd to nullify trump's. courtroo later, we're going to talk to people who were in the courtroom. plus, we'll also show you a new poll showing a majority of the american people do notan peopl , as i do not believe, that donald trump can or will,yo a fair trial in new york city. joining us now with the latest from wit the trump organizationp eric trump is with us. >> we've beeusn watching of this unfold. are you. you better stuck in the in the middle of all of this, eric. eand know i feel sorry for you and your family. big win as it relate have to letitia james's effort. but now we have a trial overwhaw what over. you know what?at probably proba 90% of corporatis is new york have been involved

eric shawn is in new york city. we will begin with alexis. >> good morning, it has been a busy day in midtown manhattan for former president donald trump who will be heading back to the courthouse, where he's been for seven days and counting. he stopped to talk to union and construction workers, trying to gain traction in deep blue new york, which he says he plans to change to red much watch. >> you are 10 points behind president biden, do you think it is doable in new york? >> we are close in new york and leading in the country by a lot. polls just came out, we are up in every swing state by a lot. i think we'll do well and make a play for new york. >> make a play for new york while he's here in court, if he has to be in a courtroom, bring the campaign trail to donald trump. he spoke at the construction ground and the former president joined by local union members and the crowd was loud. supporters talked about projects in new york and quality issues they face on a daily basis. they are trying to connect with union

now one of harvey weinstein is convictions has been overturn new york's highest court cautious of 2026 crimes convention, conviction against the disgrace hollywood producer. that doesn't mean weinstein will walk free, also coming up. supporters of donald trump face off with his critics outside of the us supreme court. inside justices consider a historic case. should the president be immune from prosecution for a legend, primes committed while in office? and then is introduced as an entry fee in an attempt to curve mass tourism and protect residents. the i'm in ease of welcome to the program. we started in the us where new york's highest court has overturned a 2020 verdict that found harvey weinstein guilty of rape. the new york court of appeals ruled that the former movie director and producer, was not given. a fair trial accusations made against weinstein, were the spark behind the global me to movement, which saw women around the world, sharing their stories about sexual harassment and abuse. rumors of harvey weinstein sexual misconduct had been circulating for years, but is 2026 cri

but as i said, you are from new york, you are in new york. i understand that you felt the earthquake this morning, described i've that and what you're seeing and hearing from your constituents now >> well, i'm here in the bronx and i was fielding phone calls when all of a sudden my home was shaking substantially. it was a momentarily terrifying experience. but like every congressional office were in close contact with fhima, the governor's office, the mayor's office and we know so far there's no reason to be alarmed. they've been no reports of damage to infrastructure. there have been ground delays at airports out of an abundance of caution but there's no interruption to the mta to new york city public transit service but i've been given every assurance that federal, state, and local government authorities are going to closely monitor the possible aftershocks of the earthquake. >> did you immediately know that it was an earthquake? >> i mean, i felt it certainly felt like an earthquake but i was not sure. and so that was part of what made it